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Article Title: A Photographic Epilogue to the Great Sioux War Full Citation: Thomas R Buecker, “A Photographic Epilogue to the Great Sioux War,” Nebraska History 82 (2001): 76-81 URL of article: http://www.nebraskahistory.org/publish/publicat/history/full-text/NH2001PhotoEpilogue.pdf Date: 7/21/2011 Article Summary: In 1877 James H Hamilton photographed a group of army officers, veterans of the 1876 Sioux campaigns, relaxing at the Camp Robinson post trader’s store. Recent research has made it possible to identify those pictured and to more precisely date the photograph.

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Names: James H Hamilton, Charles A Johnson, Deane Monahan, William E Annin, Bainbridge Reynolds, Frederic S Calhoun, Thomas F Tobey, James F Simpson, James F Cummings, Six Feathers, Black Coal, Sharp Nose, Dr Valentine T McGillycuddy, White Horse, Lt Charles A Johnson, Old Eagle Place Name: Camp Robinson, Nebraska Keywords: James H Hamilton, Fourteenth US Infantry, Third US Cavalry, Charles A Johnson, Deane Monahan, William E Annin, Bainbridge Reynolds, Frederick S Calhoun, Thomas F Tobey, James F Simpson, James F Cummings, Six Feathers Photographs / Images: officers of the Fourteenth US Infantry and Third US Cavalry at the Camp Robinson store; Monahan family version of the preceding photograph; stereo card portrait of Six Feathers, 1877; Arapahoe chiefs before they moved to the Wind River Reservation, fall 1877: Friday, Six Feathers, Black Coal, Sharp Nose, Dr Valentine T McGillycuddy, White Horse, Lt Charles A Johnson, Old Eagle; carte-de-visite image of Lt Charles A Johnson; Capt Deane Monahan in retirement at Denver; Bainbridge Reynolds’s 1873 West Point graduation photograph; Frederic S Calhoun in later years (portrait from Calhoun ACP file); Capt Thomas Tobey (Tobey ACP file); James F Cummings’s 1876 West Point graduation photograph

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